It would be useful to split the process of creating a Sales Item Invoice into allowing someone to create the Sales Item invoice but not be able to post it. We have a lettings manager who provides us with the total amount to invoice letting clients...

The ability to enter negative lines on sales item invoices would be extremely helpful. We require customers to pay deposits in advance before we raise the final invoice. We then need to show deposits paid being deducted from the invoice to show th...

We would like to add the category of Summer School as a different team in school will be managing this. We have various fee codes for Summer School and it would make it easier for them if they could just select a category rather than the different...

It would be really helpful for the document preview window to be available when entering debit notes as it is when entering invoices. Currently you need the document on a separate screen to have the information available to enter.

Prince Regent Street Trust would like to be able to filter parents by reg group or year group. For example, if inviting particular years groups to an event when a response is required.

It would be useful to be able to run a report where you can choose an asset and then show all activity against it ie the breakdown from cost to net book value

When importing pupil recharges to iSams the VAT code is assigned to the analysis code which can not be adjusted, only through a time consuming exercise of changing it on each pupil, which defeats the purpose of importing. It would be a great help ...

Enable an email reminder scheduled on the date of an issue "Due date"

It would be very useful to have the option to refund unused dinner money or any other register payments online instead of having to issue cheques, cash or Bacs.

The ability to create a letter from within iFinance would make the credit control process much more efficient and less prone to error. We are a school and our customer accounts are fee-paying parents. From the Sales > Customers screen, for each...